The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
By Nicholas Prosterman Editor’s Note: This article was originally written before December 25th. However, in the spirit of Russian Orthodox Christmas, which was just January 7th, we are posting the article now. Most people know that the legend of Santa
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By: Gabrielle Bernabe “We must look forward to a world based on four essential freedoms. The first is freedom of speech and expression … The second is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way …
Read MoreBy: Parker Gaudet On Nov. 5, an event was held in the Crystal Room for all political science, history and English majors. Alumni gathered to reminisce on their days at USJ, reconnect with one another and give advice to undergraduate
Read MoreBy: Gabrielle Bernabe Growing up in an era when internet access was not regulated, I believe there should be some type of restriction for those under18 online. I also think that most of the responsibility for teaching young people how
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By: Sherley Renodo — Imagine yourself finally feeling the cold mist of rain against your skin in the middle of a long, humid day in July. You hear thunder rumbling in the distance and a cool breeze rustling the full
Read MoreBy: Gabrielle Bernabe Question: Team Jacob or Team Edward? If you answered “neither” or “Jacob” because “why would I want a love interest that glitters in the sun and the author had to butcher his character in a way that
Read MoreBy: Trevor Stone Priesnitz Like many Americans cooped up in their homes during the quarantine of the coronavirus pandemic, I bought several pairs of blue light blocking glasses. Touted as a means of protecting our eyes from harmful blue light,
Read MoreBy Nova Brown On October 1st 2025, 91 year old primatologist, ethologist, anthropologist, and activist, Jane Goodall passed away in California while on a speaking tour in the US. Jane Goodall, an introverted young woman who was set to live
Read MoreThis article was written by a reporter with the USJ News Nest. Due to the sensitive nature of this topic, the News Nest has decided to keep this article anonymous. For any feedback, feel free to contact us at [email protected]
Read MorePulling back the curtain on fads and trends that have you spending too much money on products you don’t need. Eryn Harvey – Picture this: a new reusable water bottle is starting to make the rounds online. Whether it’s TikTok,
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Written by Gabrielle Bernabe On February 7, I along with a few professors and honors students attended a presentation on AI. The name of this presentation was “From ChatGPT to Grammarly: Balancing Innovation, Integrity, and Ethics in the Age of
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